Animal Crossing New Horizons November Bug Guide

So here we go our third and final ACNH guide for the month of November. The year is almost over, in the US some of our stress is about to pick up today while posting this so we need something good to take our minds off of things like running around our peaceful islands catching bugs!

So let’s get our nets out, start stalking our islands and grab up all the new buggies we can so we can freak out Blathers some more! Below will be first the Northern bugs followed by the Southern bugs. Please remember to check out our YouTube channel HERE and our Facebook gaming page HERE to always stay up to date on what we have going on!

Name Location Time Date
NEW NEW NEW NEW
Damsel Fly Flying All Day Nov-Feb
Mole Cricket Underground (Listen for chirp and dig where loud) All Day Nov-May
Tarantula On Ground 7pm-4am Nov-Apr
LEAVING LEAVING LEAVING LEAVING
Cricket Ground 5pm-8am
Flea On Villagers All Day
Long Locust Ground 8am-7pm
Mantis Flowers 8am-5pm
Migratory Locust Ground 8am-7pm
Monarch Butterfly Flying By Flowers 4am-5pm
Orchid Mantis On White Flowers 8am-5pm
Rice Grasshopper On Ground 8am-7pm
Violin Beetle On Tree Stumps All Day
Walking Stick On Trees 4am-8am & 5pm-7pm
Name Location Time Date
NEW NEW NEW NEW
Banded Dragonfly Flying 8am-5pm Nov-Apr
Diving Beetle Pond/River 8am-7pm Nov-Mar
Great Purple Emperor Flying Near Flowers 4am-7pm Nov-Feb
Pond Skater Pond/River 8am-7pm Nov-Mar
Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing Flying Near Flowers 8am-4pm Nov-Mar
Rosalia Batesi Beetle Tree Stumps All Day Nov-Dec
Scorpion On Ground 7pm-4am Nov-Apr
Violin Beetle On Tree Stump All Day Nov-Dec
LEAVING LEAVING LEAVING LEAVING
Mole Cricket Underground All Day

So we have a lot leaving in the North and a lot coming in in the South. I do again apologize for getting these blogs out so much later than usual, but that is how life goes at times- we adapt as needed.  So, let us know how you are doing with the bugs in ACNH.  How’s that Criterpedia looking? Are there any bugs that are proving to be especially elusive for you? Have you discovered any bug hunting tips for speedy dragonflies, terrifying scorpions, or pesky tarantulas? Share them with us!  But most of all, have fun and we will see you around for the next Animal Crossing update coming soon!

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